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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 2006
Page
18
A compact notes page lists events and birthdays across years 1946 to 2008. It mentions Truman relieving MacArthur, Aria Uparda, and Acheson, along with notable figures such as Jason Varitek and Joss Storie. Includes a Today’s Quote from Dean Acheson and a Today’s Fact line.
Mitch Albert argues that shared family dinners anchor teenagers, offering belonging, guidance, and a space to discuss worries. He cites New York Times findings on effects of missing meals, urges canceling late activities, and praises the dinner table as a pause from daily busyness.
A Amherst area family writes that Amherst Schools provide top education for their four children and warns that without Issue 1 the district faces cuts to materials and technology. They urge a supporting vote, noting the $11 monthly cost as worthwhile for continued high caliber education. Susan and Donald Banat.
Endorsing statements praise Jim Burge for the Lorain County Common Pleas judge race. The candidate brings over 30 years of trial experience and is described as a hard working, respectful advocate and mentor expected to make fair judicial decisions.
ARINE MOLNAR urges voters to back Geoffrey R. Smith in the Lorain County judge race. She cites his prosecutor and mediator background, role as Avon Lake law director, and community service with Big Brothers Big Sisters and the church. Molnar praises his listening ear and fairness in court.
A Keystone sophomore urges support for a levy to fund a new school building and better classrooms. She warns younger siblings could be crowded into middle school and stresses that the levy benefits students, teachers, and the community, framing it as investing in the future.
Leonard Pitts Jr cites the steroid era and public boos for Barry Bonds, arguing the line between performance and ethics has eroded across sports and other fields. He compares past embarrassments in music journalism education and journalism, urging accountability and authenticity over flashy image.
High school seniors face record applications and stiff rejections as top schools narrow acceptance rates. Yale Harvard and Columbia hover under 10 percent while Stanford tops 11 percent. The Wall Street Journal calls this the most brutal admissions season ever, with Penn rejecting 394 of 1,465 valedictorians.
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